Sr Associate, Corporate Finance - Headcount
Listed on 2026-09-13
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Finance & Banking
Financial Analyst, Corporate Finance, Financial Reporting
About The Role
Compensation is one of Uber's largest expense pools. As a Senior Associate on the Corporate Finance team, you will own the planning, forecasting, and analysis for total compensation across Uber's global employee workforce. Sitting between Finance and the People organization, you will partner with Compensation, Equity, Benefits, and People teams to pressure-test the assumptions behind our compensation cost base, and translate them into the consolidated forecast leadership uses to manage the P&L, margin, and profitability commitments.
AboutThe Role
Compensation is one of Uber's largest expense pools. As a Senior Associate on the Corporate Finance team, you will own the planning, forecasting, and analysis for total compensation across Uber's global employee workforce. Sitting between Finance and the People organization, you will partner with Compensation, Equity, Benefits, and People teams to pressure-test the assumptions behind our compensation cost base, and translate them into the consolidated forecast leadership uses to manage the P&L, margin, and profitability commitments.
WhatThe Candidate Will Do
- Own the compensation and SBC forecast
- Build and maintain the consolidated forecast for compensation and benefits across annual, quarterly, and monthly cycles, translating headcount plans into fully loaded cost by function and geography. Maintain the SBC amortization model and support the GAAP-to-Adjusted-EBITDA bridge and guidance inputs. Partner with Accounting on close, accruals, and variance analysis. - Own share count and dilution analysis
- Maintain the diluted share count forecast and quantify the dilutive impact of compensation decision. Model repurchase and net dilution effects, support the diluted EPS and free cash flow bridges, and build scenarios on burn rate and overhang with Accounting, Treasury, and IR. - Partner with the People organization
- Serve as the Finance counterpart to Compensation, Equity, Benefits, and People Analytics, bringing a P&L lens before decisions are finalized. Price the annual compensation cycle - merit, promotion, and refresh pools, market adjustments - and evaluate benefits, location, and banding changes. Establish a reconciled view of headcount and comp data across People and Finance systems. - Support leadership and improve the process
- Feed assumptions into the consolidated forecast, long-range plan, and profitability targets, and build scenario analyses on trade-offs across headcount, comp mix, and cash vs. equity. Prepare decision-ready materials for executive reviews, track deliverables, and drive automation and documentation of core processes.
- BS/BA in Finance, Accounting, Economics, or other relevant subject
- 4+ years of proven experience
- Advanced experience with Excel/Google Sheets, including driver-based financial modeling
- Prior financial and/or analytical experience, including FP&A, investment banking, management consulting, private equity, or operations
- Self-starter with attention to detail and swift, high-quality execution
- Strong analytical and communication skills, moving between model mechanics and the executive-level "so what"
- Working knowledge of SBC and dilution mechanics - ASC 718, vesting and amortization, ESPP, treasury stock method, overhang, and burn rate
- Familiarity with compensation program design: merit, promotion and refresh budgets, banding, geo differentials, and benchmarking
- Understanding of enterprise planning systems (e.g., IBM Cognos TM1, Oracle);
Workday or equity administration platforms a plus - Experience with large datasets and BI/query tools (SQL, Tableau); interest in AI and automation to reduce manual effort
- Public company experience a plus
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